Social Work Intervention 1 with 100- correct answers.

Ideology A body of beliefs and principles that characterizes the thinking of a particular group: Dual Relationship A situation where multiple relationships exist between the Social Worker and the client: Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Most interpersonal practice occurs: In agency settings Social Work intervention focuses on: The relationships and transactions between the person and their environment The standards of Social Work practice are established by: The NASW Code of Ethics The major purpose of Social Work, according to the text, is: To prevent or resolve problems in social functioning Originally a biological concept focusing on the relationships between organisms and their environments, our test presents this perspective which has broadened into one of humans and social relationships: Ecological Perspective In this type of agency, the focus is on family roles, such as parent, stepparent, sibling and/or grandparent: Family Welfare The goals and outcomes of Social Work intervention should be determined by the Social Worker, not the client: True or False False __________________ are basic beliefs, while _____________________ are rules or guidelines that are based on those beliefs: Values, Ethics Core Values of Social Work 1. service 2. social justice 3. dignity and worth of the person 4. importance of human relationships 5. integrity 6. competence the commitment that an interpersonal practitioner makes to all clients that nothing will be revealed about the client without the client's knowledge: Confidentiality This term is customarily used to refer to recipients of social work services and is defined as the person or persons who come for help to a social service agency and who expect to directly benefit from doing so: Client Referral fatigue The text uses this term to describe the experience of a client being passed from one agency to another: Which of the following is NOT a "safety net", a second or third-line service designed to catch potential service users who do not fit into frontline agencies: Jail Homeless shelter Community Mental Health Center Soup Kitchen Community Mental Health Center According to the text, significant relationships can only be developed: In face-to-face encounters It is important that callers to an agency who are in crisis receive an appointment as quickly as possible: True False True A sudden occurrence that is experienced as overwhelming: Crisis Mary Richmond, who wrote the first methods text on social casework almost 100 years ago, defined social work as the intensive study of: Social relationships According to the text, self-disclosure can be a useful worker response if careful judgment is exercised as to the nature of the situation and the needs of the client: True False True Of the six power bases identified in social psychology literature, which is the only base the client brings to the relationship: Informational Identifying and recording events that occur during social work helping: monitoring A written or verbal agreement between the worker and client that spells out the major terms of service: service contract Future, desired end states for the client: objectives The determination of whether or not the client has attained his or her goals and whether changes can be attributed to the help offered: evaluation Identified, deleterious conditions facing the client that must be changed to improve their social functioning: target problem When assessing a client, the most important source of information is: the client With few exceptions, information about a client should never be shared without consent and a signed, written release: true Duration of services today is typically dictated by: the agenc